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Government Contracts in West Virginia: Open Federal Bids (2026)
As of , 7 open federal contract opportunities are listed here: 4 close within 14 days and 4 (57%) are set aside for small businesses. The busiest buyer is Department of Veterans Affairs (3).
Federal contract notices where the work will be performed in West Virginia (place of performance listed on the notice). Many notices, such as supply orders, list no place of performance and are not shown here.
Open opportunities
| Opportunity | Type | Set-aside | Place of performance | Response deadline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| U099--Rehabilitative Driving Services | Request for Information | Indefinite Delivery Requirement | Sources Sought | Open to all | Clarksburg, West Virginia | |
| Customs and Border Protection Controlled Solicitation Availability for UAS Platform Requirement | Solicitation | Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business | Summit Point, West Virginia | |
| CRRC Facility Maintenance Services | Solicitation | Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business | West Virginia | |
| C1DA--Renovate Specialty Clinics on 2nd Floor | Sources Sought | Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business | Beckley, West Virginia | |
| Winfield Locks and Dam Major Rehab Industry Day | Special Notice | Open to all | Red House, West Virginia | |
| NOTICE OF PROPOSED CONTRACT ACTION- NLETS | Special Notice | Open to all | West Virginia | |
| Kitchen Equipment | Sources Sought | Small Business | Kingwood, West Virginia |
FAQ
How many opportunities are open here?
7, based on SAM.gov public data retrieved . We list up to 3,000 of the newest active notices site-wide, so SAM.gov may show more.
Which one closes first?
U099--Rehabilitative Driving Services | Request for Information | Indefinite Delivery Requirement — responses due , 8:00 AM (UTC-04:00).
Does it cost anything to bid?
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